The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30
ST. PAUL ICE PALACE.
The Coming Carnival Celebration
to outshine all Events OF the ktnu

The Coming Carnival Celebration
to Outshlne all Events OF the ksnu
Ever Hsid--A Revised PTcgEaH1Ens-
The management OF the carnival assoc1-
| alton is working diligently Tor the success
of the coming event. 1t ID the desire oil the
association that the third carnival should
be - galaxy of attractions never before,
witnessed, from the opening OF the gates
on Wednesday morning, Jan. 20 TO one
closing OF the same on SATURDAY evening"
Feb. 4, as far as possible avoiding a repiti-
ton of what has already been produced.
The revised programme is es follows:
Wednesday Neutrality-suspicious. oil visit
ing clubs; reception OF Ice King at z p. M
line OF march from Seven Corners, where
the chief OF the Northland will be met and
escorted to his palace by way OF Ihlrd,
Sibley, Sixth, Minnesota, Eleventh and
Robert streets. The mayor and council,
county officers. governor, STAFF and state
officers. Gen. Ruger and staff, visiting
guests and officers Of the carnival viii re-
ceiye his royal highness with appropriate
| ceremonies. Speeches OF welcome, freedom
of the city, keys Of the palace, will DO
quickly exchanged and the Ice King tHon.
4. w. Durant, Stillwater,) will be turned
loose on the town. In the evening, the
formal opening OF the grounds, ~toboggan.
ing, skating aud other a~musementS.
Thursday-Gates open at 2:3O p. M;
e~uuipage display at 4:30 p. m, from Seven
corners down Third to Sibley, up Sixtn to
Minnesota, thence to the grounds. returning
by way OF Robert, Eighth ard Sibley 20
Third street: bands in attendance during
the day and evening; skating, curling, to-
bogganing, skiing, etc. Evcning-lndian
snow shoe racing; also races by Indians
and white men.
Friday-The great International races,
- ~ -shNnipU RrriDU nhnUUn niDO and
skating. Evening, first storming OF the ice
palace; line Of march same as that already
given; Col. Robertson viii relate the sCien-
tifc research and labor he has been TO in
order to produce the fireworks. manufac-
tured expressly for the occasion.
Saturday-Children's day; juvenile pro-
c~ession, tiny clubs in uniform and schools
in procession, their reception and enter.
tainment, words OF wisdom, sugar. coated;
pony and dog sleighs in procession. Even
ing. spicy programme OF club amuse-
ments.
straightforward open free; no exhibi.
tions.
Monday-Old settlers day; every old
timer intthe state invited; Indian process
sion and display of dogs. Prizes awarded
to the persons making the greatest mum
Der OF toboggan slides in q given time;
he'd river carts display.
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from the Seven Corners at 2 p. m; exhibit
ton OF floats, etc. Evening. band concert;
exhibition OF winter sports.
Observation-Disclosures parade; line Of
march from Seven Corners to the grounds;
it will be the most colossal display OF the
kind ever Witnessed or either continent.
Evening, sham battle between C~hippewas
and Sioux Indians, TO be followed by
the scalp dance; illumination OF the palace
by colored lights; promenade concert.
Thursday-MinHeapolis day; fireworks
and exhibition OF clubs; competition drills
and athletic exercises. Evening. storming,
followed by a waterfall, in honor OF our
honored guests; Fire King arrives.
Friday-SecCud gala day and prize day
of ~equipages. Evening, left open for carni-
val balls at the request OF charitable socie-
ties. 1@~r
Saturday-Grand jubilee; Children.s day;
the close OF the third carnival.